The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The personal spending habits of Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval came under the spotlight after he forked out 1.5 million pesos (US$85,000) for his daughter’s fifteenth birthday party, an event he unsuccessfully tried to keep secret.
The town most famous for the cactus fruit known as pitayas and Mexico’s ubiquitous branch and pig-hide equipale furniture will soon become the largest solar power providers in the state.
Jalisco Governor Arisoteles Sandoval met with Shimon Peres on the second day of a four-day trade junket to Israel this week.
Puerto Vallarta received a visit last week from a U.S. Air Force “Hurricane Hunter” aircraft, which will help monitor this year’s temporada de huricanes.
A U.S. citizen had her vacation to Puerto Vallarta ruined by a detour to jail after customs officials discovered a box of the decongestant Sudafed in her luggage.
New car sales in Jalisco have increased by 37 percent in the first two months of 2016 compared with the same period last year, according to the Mexican Association of Automobile Distributors (AMDA).
The number of femicides registered in Jalisco has risen since emergency measures to tackle violence against women were implemented.
Among the multitudes of devout, Mexican Catholics who trek up to 117 kilometers (73 miles) over mountains and through valleys each spring to pay homage to a statue of the Virgin Mary in a remote Jalisco town, one is an American geophysicist who professes an ardent love of walking and the outdoors.
No this is not a publicity campaign for a new Mary Poppins film. In a bid to brighten up the town over Easter, culture officials at Tlaquepaque city hall have adorned the crafts center’s most popular pedestrian precinct with a cascade of colorful umbrellas.